23 Jan 2021 The Loneliness of the Long Term Care Managers The impact of COVID on nursing homes has been strong all across Europe, according to the studies of the CERGAS Long Term Care Observatory, coordinated by Elisabetta Notarnicola
13 Jan 2021 Fiscal Expansion: Spend as if You Have to Pay It Back Bocconi students on the seminars organized by IGIER. In the latest article of the series, Sviatoslav Tiupin reports on the work of Olivier Blanchard and John Cochrane
17 Jan 2021 Resilience in Global Value Chains after COVID19: A Look at Medical Supplies Research by Torben Pedersen shows that face masks and gloves will continue to be produced in low cost countries, more complex products such as vaccines and ventilators may face changes
16 Jan 2021 When Resilience Runs in the Family Research by Amore, Quarato, and Pelucco shows that companies with family members as controlling shareholders better faced the first pandemic wave
15 Jan 2021 Emotions Power Public Administration Research by Turrini, Cristofoli, and Valotti finds a shared feature in the realization of COVID hospitals in Milan, New York, and Wuhan
08 Feb 2021 How Startups Decide When to Sell A model by Andrea Fosfuri suggests that startups with more capable founding teams can afford to wait until their idea has been developed into a proper innovation, while those with less capable teams have to commit to the early, less lucrative market